I never really beloved it, however I'm not in the real estate lending business.

No matter how nice your property is, no one is going to be willing to give up their beloved "furbaby" to live in it. 2) As someone who has been a renter my whole life, I can tell you from experience that people will sneak their pets in to apartment complexes regardless of the rules.

As to our beloved billionaires, please, bring it on!

Since I separated from my beloved Corpse I have not found satisfaction in any other career fields besides my first love, wealth creation and financial independence.

I’m actually at 85k rehab but putting a great house back on the market to be loved by a family again. 

I would love to meet and connect with like minded individuals who are on the similar journey or have achieved it and would like to banter about sports, dogs and our beloved Toronto Raptors.

I know it happens but I don't think it's typically an "approved" situation.Remember, when you do your background checks, YOU are in charge of whether they occupy your cherished and beloved property.

With $2-$3k of DIY work, this unit would be lovely and my goal is to occupy it.Money Details:We agreed on $100k when financing was on the table.

Although they might be loved by the community, and their bulletin boards are more active than Craigslist, profitability can be difficult.

Yeap....those properties would all fail this beloved "50% rule" test too Charles.